Sentence examples for actually relatable from inspiring English sources

Zap2it's Korbi Ghosh has deemed Rachel's high point on the show romancing of Finn and Puck, commenting: "when we saw Rachel fall for them, she was actually relatable.

Some early comments from excited future-fans say that this show doesn't rely on stereotypes and that it's actually relatable.

He was really relatable".

"His shows are really relatable," she said.

It also draws your attention to the fact that, in this show at least, Simmons's comedy actually is fairly relatable.

Although Superman may be seemingly perfect, the man's day-to-day lifestyle is actually far more relatable than Batman's. .

The Doctor's examination of the Merry Men was laugh-out-loud funny, and his exasperation with them actually made him more relatable, especially Alan-a-Dale, whom I wanted to slap from the get-go.

Where Clinton's advisors once worried gender made her look weak, researchers and strategists now say it can actually make her more relatable, especially on the two issues that now matter most to American women: income inequality and emboldening the middle class.

Despite her best attempts at sounding savage and single-minded, she will come across as far too normal, vulnerable and relatable to actually win.

Kourtney: "For us to be three girls growing up in Detroit and we sing about a lot of things and young girls can listen to us and live what we are saying because it's stuff that actually happens, we are relatable".

Now, kids' cinema is more or less dominated by Pixar, and while I enjoyed Finding Nemo as much as the next 11-year-old, for all their advancements in graphics and design, at the end of the day I find a talking frog that actually exists much more relatable than a digitized fish saved on some hairy guy's computer.